Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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openshift/django-example: Django git repository for OpenShift
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Host a django application in openshift in 5 minutes for free!!! | What I Learnt Today
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Django: Development to Deployment (Part 1) - SIGINT
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Serving multiple Django applications with Nginx and Gunicorn - Michał Karzyński
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lru2cache A least recently used (LRU) 2 layer caching mechanism based in part on the Python 2.7 back-port of lru_cache
A least recently used (LRU) 2 layer caching mechanism based in part on the Python 2.7 back-port of functools.lru_cache This was developed by 3Top, Inc. for use with our ranking and recommendation platform, http://www.3top.com. lru2cache is a decorator that can be used with any user function or method to cache the most recent results in a local cache and using the django cache framework to cache results in a shared cache. The first layer of caching is stored in a callable that wraps the function or method. As with ‘functools.lru_cache’ a dict is used to store the cached results, therefore positional and keyword arguments must be hashable. Each instance stores up to l1_maxsize results that vary on the arguments. The discarding of the LRU cached values is handled by the decorator. The second layer of caching requires a shared cache that can make use of Django’s cache framework. In this case it is assumed that any LRU mechanism is handled by the shared cache backend. This arrangement allows a process that accesses a function multiple times to retrieve the value without the expense of requesting it from a shared cache, while still allowing different processes to access the result from … -
Fixed #12470 - django.contrib.messages CookieStorage failing silently… · django/django@088f717
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Django login users without password « Cheng's Blog
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susundberg/django-auth-ldap-ad: Django authentication backend for LDAP with Active Directory
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Scaling Django to 8 Billion Page Views | Disqus: The Official Blog
Scaling Django to 8 Billion Page Views As we’re approaching 8 billion page views per month and 45k requests per second, we’ve learned a couple things about delivering comments to a lot of different... -
Python Web Development: Understanding Django for Beginners - YouTube
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Docker - Full Stack Python
Docker is a container management system often used for deploying web applications. Learn more about Docker on Full Stack Python. -
Django to AngularJS | Tryolabs | Blog
Being a developer in Tryolabs involves playing with new technologies and pushing them to their limits. Last month I was assigned to work with an internal development of an interesting vertical search engine that we developed by part of our team a while ago. (via Pocket at February 04, 2016 at 08:03PM ) -
Adventures with Gunicorn/Supervisor: Graceful Reload on Code Changes — Medium
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User Dominik Szopa - Stack Overflow
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Django Stable on RTFD
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RT Enjoy #photography? Know your #Python & #Django? We're looking for a #WebDev'er to join #Brighton based company… -
Django Hijack
With Django Hijack, admins can log in and work on behalf of other users without having to know their credentials. -
Using Amazon S3 to Store your Django Site's Static and Media Files | Caktus Group
Storing your Django site's static and media files on Amazon S3, instead of serving them yourself, can make your site perform better. -
Pushpin
A new way to build realtime HTTP and WebSocket services. -
Django Login Required Middleware - onecreativeblog
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Upgrading Django (to 1.7) Part III: Introduction and Django Releases
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bee-keeper/aws-ansible-django-deployment - Shell
Looks like a good example of Ansible for deploying a Django project on AWS and Vagrant. -
Why you should use the Django admin: 9 tips. CTO with a CEO flavour
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Using Webpack transparently with Django + hot reloading React components as a bonus
If you don’t already know webpack, you’ve some catching up to do. Webpack is a module bundler that bundles javascript and other assets for the browser. It works really well for applications and javas -
python - Django Caching for Authenticated Users Only - Stack Overflow
